SKI-preo wrote:Maybe "Kentucky Fried Chicken"
You mean "Turkey".
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by Oracle » Sat Nov 28, 2009 12:35 pm
SKI-preo wrote:Fatma K- what does the K stand for?
Kemal?
Some disgruntled Settler annoyed she was ethnically cleansed from Anatolia as part of Turkish expansionist plans ...
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by YFred » Sat Nov 28, 2009 1:13 pm
Oracle wrote:SKI-preo wrote:Fatma K- what does the K stand for?
Kemal?
Some disgruntled Settler annoyed she was ethnically cleansed from Anatolia as part of Turkish expansionist plans ...
It just goes to show how little you know about TCs or Turks. That's a first name not a surname.
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by Tim Drayton » Sat Nov 28, 2009 2:59 pm
YFred wrote:Oracle wrote:SKI-preo wrote:Fatma K- what does the K stand for?
Kemal?
Some disgruntled Settler annoyed she was ethnically cleansed from Anatolia as part of Turkish expansionist plans ...
It just goes to show how little you know about TCs or Turks. That's a first name not a surname.
But that could be a traditional TC patronymic.
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by Kikapu » Sat Nov 28, 2009 3:28 pm
YFred wrote:Oracle wrote:SKI-preo wrote:Fatma K- what does the K stand for?
Kemal?
Some disgruntled Settler annoyed she was ethnically cleansed from Anatolia as part of Turkish expansionist plans ...
It just goes to show how little you know about TCs or Turks. That's a first name not a surname.
Really.??
Does Mustafa Kemal ring a bell.???
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by Tim Drayton » Sat Nov 28, 2009 4:11 pm
This is the original article (in Turkish) in Havadis, if anybody is looking for it:
http://www.havadiskibris.com/KIBRIS/187 ... ayici.html
http://www.havadiskibris.com/KIBRIS/187 ... ayici.html
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by YFred » Sat Nov 28, 2009 4:35 pm
Kikapu wrote:YFred wrote:Oracle wrote:SKI-preo wrote:Fatma K- what does the K stand for?
Kemal?
Some disgruntled Settler annoyed she was ethnically cleansed from Anatolia as part of Turkish expansionist plans ...
It just goes to show how little you know about TCs or Turks. That's a first name not a surname.
Really.??
Does Mustafa Kemal ring a bell.???
Yep, in 1881. Do we still have anybody who has a christian name as a surname? Actually we do. I have christian name in UK for a surname and some of the TCs who moved to UK before 74 do too. But not in Cyprus, they all took surnames, including the YFred clan, does that explain it reh Yerogostagui.
How long are you going to carry on with this obsession of yours? I don't mind, I have a good laugh, but it can't be doing you any good. You really should sikdir some help.
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by runaway » Sat Nov 28, 2009 5:39 pm
Kikapu wrote:YFred wrote:Oracle wrote:SKI-preo wrote:Fatma K- what does the K stand for?
Kemal?
Some disgruntled Settler annoyed she was ethnically cleansed from Anatolia as part of Turkish expansionist plans ...
It just goes to show how little you know about TCs or Turks. That's a first name not a surname.
Really.??
Does Mustafa Kemal ring a bell.???
Is this gc a joke or what?
Both Mustafa and Kemal are his names. Such an ignorant.-
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